Ransom! Judicial Branch of the Province of Jujuy (SEP-2026)

The ransomware incident targeted the Judicial Branch of the Province of Jujuy in Argentina (AR), with the threat actor emperador claiming access to the organization’s WordPress databases, internal system login credentials, and email credentials, and demanding payment in response. The attacker referenced stolen data size of 4.2 GB and threatened further action unless the victim paid the ransom, impacting Argentina #Argentina

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Phishing Campaign Sends Millions of Emails Using Invisible Unicode to Evade Filters

Microsoft says a high-volume phishing campaign is using invisible Unicode tag characters to split finance-related lure words and evade email filters, with the activity peaking at millions of messages per day. The campaign is tied to finance-themed sender domains and ActiveCampaign infrastructure, and it shows how AI-era evasion tactics can be…

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OpenAI Pledges  Billion to Bring Frontier AI to Critical Infrastructure Defenders

OpenAI introduced Daybreak for Frontline Defenders on September 3, 2026, offering $1 billion in subsidized access to frontier cyber capabilities, training, and technical assistance for critical infrastructure defenders. The initiative aims to help under-resourced organizations close the gap against increasingly AI-assisted attacks before aging systems are overwhelmed. #OpenAI #Daybreak #DaybreakBlue #DaybreakRed…

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AMF Data Leaked With Plaintext Passwords for Town Hall Accounts

A forum actor posting as Alduin claims to have leaked data from amf.asso.fr, the Association des Maires de France, after a union-based SQL injection. The alleged breach includes town hall login addresses and plaintext passwords, along with official subscriber and account data, but the claim remains unverified. #Alduin #AssociationdesMairesdeFrance #amfasso.fr #SQLinjection…

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HPE Patches Critical RCE Vulnerabilities in AOS-CX

European Parliament members are urging the EU to slow Serbia’s accession process after a report found Pegasus and NoviSpy spyware on the phones of Serbian student activists. The lawmakers said the evidence points to state-backed surveillance by Serbian authorities and called for stronger rule-of-law accountability before any further progress on EU membership. #Pegasus #NoviSpy #Serbia #EuropeanParliament

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153 Million Reasons to Rethink Identity Data Retention

An identity verification company is suspected of being tied to a breach that exposed 153 million identity cards, including driver’s licenses, travel documents, and medical cards from North American victims. The incident highlights the risks of storing sensitive identity documents and has reportedly led to an FBI investigation into IDScan.net. #IDScan.net #BrianKrebs #FBI

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